Premium New Zealand Sphagnum Moss, 500g (40L When Hydrated) Classic AA Grade (100mm, 4" Strands) - Harvested in New Zealand's South Island, Dried and Long for Potted Plants, Orchids, Reptiles
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Style: AA Classic (4" Strands)
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- Besgrow Spagmoss is a natural, renewable product harvested sustainably from wetlands on the pristine West Coast of New Zealands South Island. Spagmoss is used extensively to grow orchids and other moisture loving plants and to sustain growing environments for plants and reptiles
- Besgrow Spagmoss is a natural, renewable product harvested sustainably from wetlands on the pristine West Coast of New Zealands South Island. Spagmoss is used extensively to grow orchids and other moisture loving plants and to sustain growing environments for plants and reptiles
- Besgrow Spagmoss has naturally low concentrations of soluble salts, is relatively sterile and has a structure that allows it to hold up to 20 times its weight in water. These qualities make it ideal for growing ornamental flowers and providing moisture retention for a variety of garden and reptile environments
- Commonly used by commercial and hobby growers in the cultivation of various orchid species and carnivorous plants, in the florist industry, as a decorative enhancement and additive to increase water holding in other substrates. Also great for reptile bedding and assisting with young plant growth
- Commonly used by commercial and hobby growers in the cultivation of various orchid species and carnivorous plants, in the florist industry, as a decorative enhancement and additive to increase water holding in other substrates. Also great for reptile bedding and assisting with young plant growth
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Brand: besgrow
Style: AA Classic (4" Strands)
Global Trade Identification Number: 47
Number of Packs: 1
Unit Count: 1 Ounce
Brand Name: besgrow
Global Trade Identification Number: 47
Unit Count: 1 Ounce
Manufacturer Part Number: 500gmoss
Manufacturer: Besgrow
Included Components: Plant
Item Type Name: Sphagnum Moss 40 Liters New Zealand Grade AA Great for Reptiles, Bedding and Terrarium 500 Gram Bale
Style Name: AA Classic (4" Strands)
Volume: 40 Liters
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